The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-09-01
N SHAY returned from Pablo on

,.nis among our society people.
~" NJ railroads are projected towards ITALIA
= ,hsn towards any city in the South.
Tn. weather during the past two days has
tsarn cool and braclng
uo, Burton G. Dyal has been appointed
Postmaster At Dyal, Fla.
tH Gamble, of Altoona. Fla, has been
.,..l = pen,ion by the general government
,oa,or John II McKnne returned from
:. rs,rs, Tuc,,lay and is the guest of ex Mayor
Pearce.
Nj & Collins engineer of the FLORIDIAN
.-... rooms. has returned from ten days visit
70 Monticello
More railroads are being built in the direc-
80, If Tallahassee than in the direction of any
CIV in the south
The n ,vma,ier's car of the F. r & N. sys-
cen, cam. 10 I tallahassee yesterday afternoon to
nav The EMPLOYEES here
Mr. Il 4 Bridham, OF Sopchoppy was
..,on,, the welcome visitors at the FLORIDIAN
sapcun l,>t Thursday.
Al m,m b-rs are requested to attend the
VIC \ business meeting, at their rooms, on
Nonl4v evening al O'Clock.
The T.. +. X G. Railroad Company has
-.n,el fl e. in The second sorry of the Marine
B,.s binding On Monroe street
Hon + : Grill, State Treasurer, who went
tP.ao 10 pay ne State Troops on Monday, re-
;nrnel 20 the c.pi'al Tuesday night.
NJ y ms Virgins, a prosperous Jefferson
..rr,i i.,fc.aa'. will soon move into larger
s.,.-.. ,,f., DOR aS' OF his present stand
-R.v II f. Brooks will occupy the pulpit at
.leB.i,.i-r church next Sabbath, in the absence
,f,i.e r.,,or Pahhc invited Seats free
Nj y T. MeCinni>s. Jr., leaves this week
IN, 4. m4,act- Of the North and East, where
trWil. ,tt.a-, his tall stock of goods.
NJ VIA F. DIckry, of Iamonia, made
pjr,-.l c.. oa The FLoRrDIAN This morning.
" y .,> h.> been IN Birmingham some time.
t.,rnbclic Railroad Company has 30
e0 ,,ir : "a. lcight at the +. r. & N. depot,
Tsi,!.a,-er aud more Is expected to arrive this
wek
MI Tnt,iorc Bratlon, of South Carolina,
aba H. h.,n spending several weeks with
nierr- ~ T.u4.l:t,ser, returned home last Satur-
j.,.
VIZ = progressing on more railroads lead
:r- 10 T j. 4...,-,e than to any city in the South
T,',i.,..,. viii bv a railroad centre in the near
.4..e
-,i =. Moray Hall, Pablo Beach 3tf
Mr. a.! : John 5 Winthrop and chill
dr. l.--i-er, .ast week from Pablo, where they
So; ,..v.r4i weeks Their daughter, Miss
E.t.ra. la- .r,ov'tel from her recent illness.
NJ, L.afa Barnes and her friend, Miss
At W4r-.er. nave returned from weeks
f..-.o Pafs,. where they witnessed the success
q; Tie MT clc4mpment of The Florida State
T.4l>.
~ y \ Fnlayson and James Budd, of
Nu,c.i.. .c,onslanied Mr. John F. Spears to
tae C4.a..' Wednesday night and were among
Inc ia--c a.'.n 4ncc AT the marriage ceremony
i4- n"'a -
A ul:,-r ii colored persons in Tallahassee
-r-r '',r. o. fAe formation of lodge of the
II .-;eu....' Ter of Good Samaritans and
p.r-.-.r- : .a,lja.' for benevolent and char
'.st ;r-f So
NJ Wn 7 Damon is agent for the cele-
sr4el r., Embroiderng Machine. Samples
org n4a.i, hy Mr.. Damon may be seen at the
saTe q; NJ. Gro ID mon, where the machines
Gean .A.e. Every lady should have one.
Nj J F. Purify left for New York last
Monday and VIII return to Tallahassee about
o. Der l., Daring his absence he will pur-
CL4s, .eW -,nek. AMI his sAddery and harness
so.r a. IL, corner III Monroe and McCarty
street. vi. rcln4.n closed until his return.
-Di-.i j. = Of The stomach, liver, and kidneys,
car IA c1:.d ~ restoring the blood to healthy
cDdi.on through the vitazing and cleansing
ar.on If A,eI> Sarsaparilla. 1t is the safest
ms poweiia.. and most highly concentrated
ai.tr; .ye AZ. .t.e 10 The public
NJ she Barnes, daughter of General W.
b B4rre> lr.' Yesterday for Mont de Sales con-
yet re-r B4.'im"rc. where she will complete
Aer .ig.io- So viii be accompanied by Miss
McWAor','. daG-i' OF Hon. G. G. McWhor-
II. RI Mon, ant Miss Philips, daughter of
Gag Fr.n. Philips, Of Mariana
-Dr-. Il 4 and H. r Shine, our popular
ygsa= ~ -. nav just received new and I'M
iN0s~', n rnirf'- Tor their Office, and are now
S''tr iAan .Scr prepared 10 serve their many
ls'i'n> d.: T. y. Same goes to Monticello on
ifo.es,onal 'g-iue-s Monday, and during his
absence 30, jll'o partner will he in charge Of
tAslT iiis!l.>-.- rifice.
-s4,gi3t, Captain ". P. Slussers popular
sieamer. Maik,ioinica, made her usual trip to
= Teresa, 'aa'nI ~ passengers Mrs. Archer,
Ms - Archer. Mss Emma Bradford, Miss
Name Lewis, Mi. George Lewis, Hon. d. s.
Walker. Jr.. Colonel J. II. McKinue, Master
Ge'f-e Lewis. Jr, and Mcssrs G. A. Lamb and
J~eih ke'wopd. On the return trip the pas
singer were NJ. W l.. Moor, Mrs T. B. Byrd
and eaiiir'n. Miss Maggie Pearce, Drs. R. G.
GsHhle ami II II. Shine, and Messrs R. c.
Ing W Il Schraier f. A. Crawford, Bernard
Blackburn. Eel Blackburn, g. A. Lamb, E. A.
Hos-;ona ana L + Phibrick
Tie pc'p'e>' resort-Muray Hall 3tf
III - report oi the ball given at Pablo
% a. Ff ay evening the Times Union says:
Naat inr lI,i,,s were in full evening dress
a. lA,h Costume well worth mentioning. Only
-h'~e no-' "n-licunus for elegance, style, or
tht b-au'i o. the wearer can be described in our
m'ei fei~'fl Many Of the ladies were from in
.eish i"ilioiis "i the Stale, and are already e.
sa@i-bed queens over little courts of their own.
VI ihe>e are Mss Annie Pappy, of Fernandna
M @ilh her cpusin Miss Fannie Papy, OF Tai
,ansss'f' ~rre The centres of circles of more or
- tiameieis during the entire evening Miss
Anhie Wore cream nuns yelling, combined with
A.e "aler'd silk, with diamond ornamental
Mis- faEne wore white embroidered Swiss
hA vide red SASH and danced as if motion
70 h'r a. unconscious An effort az breathing.
Mss Laura Barnes, ot Tallahassee, has become
- slab shed attraction at Murray Hall, she
Nofe dfess OF ccru albatross with self -colored
Embroidery
Ms J. J. Williams. OF Palatka (nee Miss Pattie